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Your search query, IP address and iirc fingerprint gets shown to Bing everytime you make a search, so it’s not private at all
He’s rightfully displaying his dominance
The article could have easily been just as absurd if it was about how people didn’t get the alert because the alerts were moved to a mastodon instance and people are upset because they don’t want to have to go through the trouble of picking a server. heh.
You can view mastodon posts without being forced to make an account. This use to be the case with Twitter before it was turned into X.
they should at the very least be as accessible as possible for people who help.
They’ve been doing this for as long as I can remember, the link in the amber alert led to a Twitter post that anyone could view. It wasn’t until musk recently making it so you have to make an account in order to see posts which makes me surprised this hasn’t been brought up sooner
Now, if Google loses, Firefox will likely head of enshitification.
The whole thing is FOSS. if the company goes over the community can still maintain it if they wish to
nah proton is perfectly fine
I literally only started hearing people say its a honeypot after that one cat pfp youtuber was reviewing its onion services when proton released it, which used https for the onion domain, which he said “is the same thing honeypots do” or whatever
Still SteamOS. I tried bazzite since I loved it on my previous desktop I had but it was super unstable on my deck , no clue why.
I don’t know why but bazzite for me was super unstable compared to holo os for my deck
I use it as my primary PC! It’s such an awesome and stable Linux experience
sadly for me money is that tight right now, so if I can donate via ad revenue I definitely would (or better yet donating my time instead)
I’d seriously love to use Ecosia but that stops me from doing so
if you never clear your cookies.
They allow you to use a link instead for saving settings, which can also be used to set as your default search engine
I think you just perfectly described Roblox
Have you seen Discord’s UI?
Not sure if this will help, but find my device on F-Droid is awesome. You can use generic SMS and send “fmd locate” or you can use third party apps such as signal. This makes it so it’ll only trigger whenever you receive that text message rather it running 24/7
It allows you to setup a trusted set of contacts who can then send you a text message “fmd locate”, and it’ll reply with an openstreetmaps link showing where you are. It’s not real time tho
And you can disable it simply by turning off your location
When I was 13 and still watching LTT I had an extremely old dell optiplex with a 3rd or 4th gen i7 that was really starting to slow down on Windows; I just thought it was old hardware (partially true) but then LTT released a video about Pop_OS and was like “oo what’s Linux” and just deleted Windows and installed it. Never looked back! Everything was super snappy and I was really shocked.
The Apex Legends hacking situation was unrelated to the anti-cheat despite initial reports
you’re right, thanks for the clarification! https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=lzW4SDm0yWM
my bad, I always assume not just because we’re on the topic of privacy but because of how Ecosia advertises itself as a privacy friendly alternative on their front page when it isn’t that at all that, much like the difference between apple.com/privacy and apple.com/legal/privacy